gout
31gout — /gowt/, n. 1. an acute, recurrent disease characterized by painful inflammation of the joints, chiefly those in the feet and hands, and esp. in the great toe, and by an excess of uric acid in the blood. 2. a mass or splash, as of blood; spurt.… …
32gout — A disorder of purine metabolism, occurring especially in men, characterized by a raised but variable blood uric acid level and severe recurrent acute arthritis of sudden onset resulting from deposition of crystals of sodium …
33gout — A disease that causes episodes of acute arthritis and inflammatory swelling in one or more joints. Gout usually starts in a well used, oft traumatized joint like the right big toe or knee, and usually starts in the night, during the time that… …
34-goût — arrière goût avant goût …
35gout — noun Etymology: Middle English goute, from Anglo French gute drop, gout, from Latin gutta drop Date: 13th century 1. a metabolic disease marked by a painful inflammation of the joints, deposits of urates in and around the joints, and usually an… …
36Gout — This is a medieval English surname of Ashkenasic origins, which derives from one of the various early words for God, itself meaning good . In this case the background is Germanic pre 10th Century where it generally forms a prefix to a compound… …
37gout — [13] Latin gutta meant literally ‘drop’ (the spelling of gutta in English gutta percha [19] shows its influence, although in fact the term originated in Malay getah percha ‘gum tree’). It was applied metaphorically to various diseases ascribed to …
38gout — [[t]ga͟ʊt[/t]] N UNCOUNT Gout is a disease which causes people s joints to swell painfully, especially in their toes …
39goût — n.m. Faire passer le goût du pain, tuer …
40goût — Sens gustatif, localisé à la langue et ses «papilles». Fournisseur modeste d’émotions par comparaison avec son voisin olfactif par exemple infichu de garder le moindre souvenir et peu présent dans les fantasmes, le goût joue un rôle pourtant… …
